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Is that within a WordPress template or on it’s own? If it is on its own you need to include some of the WordPress files first.

Just upload your photo to Flickr hoever you normally do it and then blog from Flickr itself, works like a charm!

Mint doesn’t have IP to country support as part of the core, there are some Peppers (addons) that provide similar functionality though.

If you want to keep wp-shortstat enabled but don’t mind losing the country information you can comment out the following lines in the plugin by prefixing them with //

$coinfo = @file('https://www.hostip.info/api/get.html?ip=' . $ip);
$country_string = explode(':',$coinfo[0]);
$country = trim($country_string[1]);
like:
//$coinfo = @file('https://www.hostip.info/api/get.html?ip=' . $ip);
//$country_string = explode(':',$coinfo[0]);
//$country = trim($country_string[1]);

I’m trying to find an alternate service but there doesn’t seem to be anything out there.

Oh crap, stuffed up my copy & paste, try this instead sorry about that:

<?php if ( is_home() ) {?>
<meta name="description" content="<?php if ( is_home() ) {
bloginfo('name'); echo " - "; bloginfo('description');
}
echo "\"/>";
}
?>

Thew few pages I tried in Firefox 1.0.66 on Windows displayed fine, is it just particular pages?

I believe the problem is with:

4. We would like a link on all pages
1. The link must be predominate and visiable
2. The link must be part of the original HTML document and not generated

However that is between Matt & OpenDomain to work out and should not be discussed here.

Can someone please lock this thread?

Change it to:

<?php if ( is_home() ) {?>
<meta name="description" content="<?php if ( is_home() ) {
bloginfo('name'); echo " - "; bloginfo('description');
}
echo "/>";
}
?>"

At a guess I would say your host has some security settings that are causing some grief, can you create a new file info.php with the below content and put it somewhere we can look at it?

<?php
phpinfo();
?>

You need to filter:

<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>;
like:
<?php while (have_posts("category=22&number=3")) : the_post(); ?&>

EDIT: ARGH screwed up my backquotes, hopefully that is right now.

I tried the translation thing on my site and had feedback that the Italian translation was so far off it wasn’t worth having and it does funny things when translating into languages like Spanish with the encoding.

Machine translation still has a long way to go…

Sorry I meant try editing rotator.php and replace the current line that sets $IMG_CONFIG_FILE with something similar to what I quoted above with the full path to the file.

The img.left is saying that img elements with a class of right should be styled that way so just add class="left" to your img tag.

Really? I’m surprised there is still that many people using it… I’m yet to see it pop into my stats but then again I’m not designing a commercial site so even it did I wouldn’t care that much but you’re right with a commercial site you need to take extra steps.

Try setting:

$IMG_CONFIG_FILE = 'home/hiphopne/public_html/images.ini';

(editing the path appropriately for where the ini file is.

chmod’ng everything like that wasn’t really a good idea but there is no simple way to set everything back to what they were but anything that needs to be writable will cause errors now as those directories/files need to be 777.